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Great lesson! Kinda Travis pickin'. Like it!!🎸

Thanks for the lesson. This is really my taste. Slow and intense dela is my favourite. Please keep them coming.

Tommy Emannuel even said that the trickiest part is getting your thumb to cooperate. There is a disconnect between your thumb (the muscle) & your brain (the memory). When thumb picking; each new song will present a new challenge for your brain & thumb... or whatever you've been given. The beauty isn't just in the song, but the feeling you get when you finally have the control to do it. It's a dexterity exercise that can take months to master each song or portion of... Even professional guitarists practice for months to rewire there brain to achieve a lick or a few intervals without flaw. Do it laying on your back in the dark. Close your eyes, keep the thumb going & practice the riffs. It's a meditation.

Thanks for your desire to teach . Nice lesson.

Thank you for this- very helpful! I'm new to resonator guitars. About a year ago, I fell in love with the vintage Del Vecchio Dinamico Resonator guitar sound and after about 6 months of looking, found the right one for me. Since I'm new to the technical details, I do have a question for you about that. I'm not quite clear on how the Dobro resonator guitars are different from the Spanish style ones, but it sounds like it's for a different style of playing. I feel a deep connection to the sound of the John Pearse Resonator strings, thanks to hearing them in your video review, and was wondering: Do you think they will work for my 1960s Del Vecchio Dinamico Resonator?

The gold tone would be my choice

I am a decent slide player and I learned a lot from this. Thank you. I will be using the chord structure changes for sure.

Nice Larrivee

John, (It's me again) I don't know if you are getting as frustrated as I am or you don't want new members, but your Membership Program will not let me join. I have a protected browser and you program (that wants to save my credit card information) is being rejected my browser. I have used this Protected Browse for many years, and it has protected my information flawlessly during that time and I have no desire to drop it to join BGI.

Great simple little blues piece John. Thanks!

This is a good quality video and lesson piece. Thank you.

Great lesson

Hilarious you bring this up but i just started doing this naturally after learning a handful of riffs and chords on the delta blues style. But i was tired of chasing chords up and down the string so i stayed put and was having fun figuring stuff out

Thanks My Favorite slide

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I am really struggling with this one. I have the first part. The pinch and hammer on to open E string but get lost after that. I know you are going to say join and get the tab. Still love this style of playing and you are a great teacher.

Love it, flows well!

Great lesson!! Not sure why there aren't any more comments. Women and Children first vibes.

Amazing guitar lesson. Thank you very much!!!

Just a sweet little ditty to learn. I like it, thanks

That’s a lovely picking melody. I’ll be studying this one tonight. Cheers!

I like this format. It shows you everything you need to know without any extra bs. Thanks for your video.

Can you make the slide diagonal to hit the right notes in standard? Or is that just a pedal steel thing?

Awesome groove. I play everything one string up since I’m in vestapol (open E or open D) tuning. Thanks Johnny boy 🤘🏻

Very sweet playing. Thank you for this lesson. And no pics either. Good stuff.

My trap ....interesting

Great lesson and song. Is there a turnaround lesson that would go with this arrangement. Thanks John!

Awesome

Beautiful Larrivee. I have the same one. Older model. Stunning guitar.

If you've gotta double track, use both! I'd love to hear them together! ❤

To me, the Honeydipper sounded better in the Open G, but the Gold Tone sounded better Open D. 🤷

Great lesson.chords are definitely most important

Something I'm upset about is that apparently he started off playing harmonica. And became profitiant. And we have no recordings 😢

Thanks, John. Is that a Reso Rocket?

I love it ... and if you are going to change your approach you might as well change to another great guitar. NICE - I detect a different tone and a little Keef in there. - sweet !!

Either one is fine with me. Is the Gretsch hard to play?

2:31 “loosened”?!!?

Thanks!

I've just started teaching myself to use thumb and 2 fingers and I find that I make less mistakes using this method than when i use thumb and 3 fingers. But I'm still trying to find my style, I'm a 64 year young beginner. But I found your video very informative - thanks✌️🕊🇬🇧🇯🇲

Blind Willie McTell was often accompanied by Charlie Weaver.

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Just play some vinyl record static in the background and it’ll be golden

Reacher brought me here. 😂

Thanks!

This is really good. Clear and helpful. Thank you John 👌🏼 Off to practice now

I like them all! I just recently discovered Charlie Patton and Even though Robert Johnson is often credited with being the "Godfather" of the blues I never could get into his style of playing or his voice but I really like Charlie Patton and to hear that he influenced R.J. that even better!

I was awestruck in the beginning, but having watched all the way through twice, I think with a bit of work I can make a good try at this and I’m itching to give this a go! Thanks.

Nice lesson, but far to many ads! 🤬

Awesome